Mathematics activity, developed for students in the sixth year of elementary school, with problems involving length measurements.
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1) While walking, Antonio's step measures, on average, 75 cm, and Pedro's, 60 cm. In a distance of 300 m, how many steps does Pedro take more than Antonio?
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2) Patrick started high jump training. In the first week, it reached the 1.86 m mark; in the second week, it improved its mark by 10%. How many inches did he jump in the second week?
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3) Sr. João's land is rectangular and measures 54 m long by 76 m wide. Calculate how many meters of barbed wire will be needed to encircle it with three loops.
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4) For each 30 mm nail that Mr. Augusto's machine manufactures, 0.2 cm of wire is lost. How many nails can be made with a 64 m long coil of wire?
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5) On Mr. Jonas's map 1 centimeter corresponds to 2 000 m of real distance. If, on the map, the distance between two farms is 25 cm, what is the real distance in kilometers?
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6) Gustavo's city tower is 54 m high. The ladder leading to the top of the tower has 300 steps. Express, in centimeters, the measure of the height of a step.
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By Rosiane Fernandes Silva- Graduated in Literature and Pedagogy and postgraduated in Special Education
At answers are in the link above the header.
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